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Wood theft in the Stendal area: Investigations running!
On September 24, 2025 there were several incidents in Seehausen, including wood theft and a rear -end collision. Criminal police determined.
Wood theft in the Stendal area: Investigations running!
On September 24, 2025, the police in Stendal reported several incidents that keep the citizens of the region in suspense. An incident in particular stands out: a wood theft that took place on September 22nd in the Hassel Chausseehaus, dirt road. Unknown perpetrators stole a lot of wood, causing damage to the lower three -digit range. The criminal police have already started investigations, because wood theft is a crime in Germany that is seen as a crime of ownership, as iSteshaltbar.de.
The collecting of wood may usually only take place with the approval of the property owner. Corresponding regulations must be observed on the property of the public sector and in forests, which enable wood to collect wood under certain conditions. In most cases, however, theft is pursued by criminal law because the wood belongs to the property owner.
Further incidents in Stendal
On September 23, another incident was reported in the Seehausen industrial estate. Unknown electronic waste from a company premises. The exact amount of damage has so far been unknown, here too the criminal police have started the investigation. In particular, the increasing reports about theft in this area have a highlight of the security situation in the region.
Today, September 24, there was also a rear -end collision on the B190 in Seehausen. A 56-year-old truck driver had to stop at a red traffic light, which was overlooked by a 53-year-old Nissan driver. The truck driver suffered minor injuries, while property damage occurred on both vehicles. The passenger car had to be towed.
And another incident occurred today: In Stendal, Scharnhorststrasse, a 21-year-old e-scooter driver was stopped during a traffic control. He drove without insurance license plates, a rapid drug test was positive about cocaine. His onward journey was prohibited and a blood sample was taken. An administrative offense and criminal proceedings were initiated against the young man.
The increasing reports about such incidents illustrate that both property protection and traffic safety in Stendal and the surrounding area have a high priority. The police are working intensively to combat crime in the region and to ensure the security of citizens.